print_ndjson
Transforms a value into a single-line JSON string.
print_ndjson(input:any, [strip=bool, color=bool, arrays_of_objects=bool, strip_null_fields=bool, strip_nulls_in_lists=bool, strip_empty_records=bool, strip_empty_lists=bool]) -> string
Description
Section titled “Description”Transforms a value into a single-line JSON string.
input: any
Section titled “input: any”The value to print as a JSON value.
strip = bool (optional)
Section titled “strip = bool (optional)”Enables all strip_*
options.
Defaults to false
.
color = bool (optional)
Section titled “color = bool (optional)”Colorize the output.
Defaults to false
.
strip_null_fields = bool (optional)
Section titled “strip_null_fields = bool (optional)”Strips all fields with a null
value from records.
Defaults to false
.
strip_nulls_in_lists = bool (optional)
Section titled “strip_nulls_in_lists = bool (optional)”Strips all null
values from lists.
Defaults to false
.
strip_empty_records = bool (optional)
Section titled “strip_empty_records = bool (optional)”Strips empty records, including those that only became empty by stripping.
Defaults to false
.
strip_empty_lists = bool (optional)
Section titled “strip_empty_lists = bool (optional)”Strips empty lists, including those that only became empty by stripping.
Defaults to false
.
Examples
Section titled “Examples”Print without null fields
Section titled “Print without null fields”from {x: 0}, {x:null}, {x: {x: 0, y: 1}}, {x: [0,1,2,]}x = x.print_ndjson(strip_null_fields=true)
{ x: "0",}{ x: null,}{ x: "{\"x\": 0, \"y\": 1}",}{ x: "[0, 1, 2]",}